Bitcoin's inverse correlation with US dollar hits 17-month highs — what's nex...

Bitcoin's inverse correlation with US dollar hits 17-month highs — what's nex...

Market pundits anticipate the dollar rally to either stall or correct by the end of 2022, benefiting Bitcoin. Bitcoin (BTC) has been moving in the opposite direction of the U.S. dollar since the beginning of 2022 — and now that inverse relationship is more extreme than ever.Bitcoin and the dollar go in opposite waysNotably, the weekly correlation coefficient between BTC and the dollar dropped to 0.77 below zero in the week ending July 3, its lowest in seventeen months. Meanwhile, Bitcoin's correlation with the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite reached 0.78 above zero in the same weekly session,....


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